Sentence examples for I to leave from inspiring English sources
A single side of A4 telling my flatmate and I to leave within two months, signed with your name.
"Why should I? To leave would be totally unfair and not compatible with my fighting spirit, my character, my energy".
I couldn't talk about the hoop-jumping and personal interviews required to arrange for my son and I to leave Germany, my husband's permanent duty station, without him.
'What have I to leave you but the ruins of old courage and the lore of old gallantry and hope?' he asks.
He laments what he can offer his son: "What have I to leave you but the ruins of old courage, and the lore of old gallantry and hope?" It all sounds very worthy – except it isn't.
"What have I to leave you but the ruins of old courage, and the lore of old gallantry and hope?" Things can and will change; they have before, and they will again.
"I knew I had to leave Cuba".
No, I knew I had to leave.
I want to leave legacy, I want to leave tradition.
"I had to leave everyone I loved".
